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John Foster Dulles (February 25, 1888 – May 24, 1959) served as U.S. Secretary of State under President Dwight D. Eisenhower from 1953 to 1959. He was a significant figure in the early Cold War era, advocating an aggressive stance against communism around the world.
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- We have reconfirmed the unity and firmness of our position, the position expressed in the Joint Communique of the four powers at Paris on December 14th. We do not accept any substitution of East Germans for the Soviet Union in its responsibilities toward Berlin and its obligations to us. We are resolved that our position in, and access to, West Berlin shall be preserved.
- Quoted in "1959 Year In Review: Death of John Foster Dulles," UPI.com (1959).


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Cardinal-elect to Trinity students: "I am a Pioneer"By MARK HAYWARD
New Hampshire Union Leader January 21. 2014 9:14PM
Richard Dion, pastor at St. Anthony Parish, talks with Cardinal-designate Gerald Lacroix, who Skyped from Florida with Trinity High School students on Tuesday in Manchester. (Thomas Roy/Union Leader)
Students cheer as Cardinal-designate Gerald Lacroix, skypes from Florida with Trinity High School students, on Tuesday in Manchester. Thomas Roy/Union Leader
MANCHESTER — Via video-hookup, soon-to-be Cardinal Gerald Lacroix told Trinity High School students, "I am a Pioneer," on Tuesday, a declaration that drew as much jubilation as a 3-point shot at the buzzer.
Kasie Bourque and Joseph Lamontagne speak about talking with Cardinal-designate Gerald Lacroix, who skyped from Florida with Trinity High School students, on Tuesday in Manchester. Thomas Roy/Union Leader
Cardinal-designate Lacroix spoke to Trinity students via a Skype audio-video hookup. It is the first time the 1975 Trinity graduate has spoken to students at his alma mater since Pope Francis earlier this month announced he would elevate Lacroix, the current archbishop of Quebec, to cardinal.
"My name is Gerald Lacroix, and I am a Pioneer," he started the call, which followed with students standing, cheering and fist-pumping.
In fact, the response was so enthusiastic that it loosened the power cord to the projector, causing a momentary loss of the Lacroix video feed. Lacroix obviously enjoyed being back at Trinity, if only in a digital sense.
"I did all my high school where?" he prompted the crowd. "I will never forget those years. That small high school — we're not the biggest; we are the best."
Next month, Lacroix is scheduled to travel to Rome, where he and 18 others will be formally elevated to cardinal.
As cardinal, he will be among 120 men who will one day elect a new pope, Lacroix said. In the meantime, he will give counsel and advice to Pope Francis.
"I didn't apply for this job. Believe me, I have enough work," Lacroix said.
He called Francis extraordinary — "a daily surprise; you never know what he is going to do next." He promised to visit Trinity soon. He asked the students to pray for him, and he ended the call with "I love you, guys."
One thing Lacroix didn't say is that cardinal puts him, at a relatively young 56 years, in possible line for pope one day. That was not lost on students.
If the Catholic church continues in the direction it has under Francis, they could very well see a Pope Gerald one day, said Kasie Bourque, a senior.
"He's a lot like Pope Francis," said Joseph Lamontagne, another senior.
Bourque noted that Trinity has a wall in the gymnasium that recognizes students who have gone on to become professional athletes. "To add a cardinal to it is so Trinity," she said.
"It shows that just because you come from a small state doesn't mean you can't do amazing things," Bourque said.


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Mini Forklift Ⓥ wrote:No worries mate. Another thing you might find pretty cool (I just mentioned this in captfit's log) is to look at the deadlift in a slightly different way...
One thing I have found really useful is rather than thinking of the DL as a pull, imagine it as a pressing movement.
Next time you deadlift, imagine trying to push/drive your feet down into the floor. Once the bar is off the floor you'll be surprised at how much extra power this gives you.
yeah i've read that somewhere before pretty sure its in 5/3/1 book isnt it?? anyways i do try to push down with my legs and drive my hips into it suppose I just need to work on it.
bloody well loved the vid mate! If i'm completely honest I would have given up after the failed attempt.. you're so strong man the final 200kg attempt had me on the edge of my seat! so much determination!
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77.5 Kg x 1 PR although this rep was so difficult, sooo much harder than 75 Kg :s this is definately my limit I'm gonna go for a light bench workout next time and work up to doing multiple reps at 75 Kg, bit disheartened that I couldn't get a double on either of the last two sets but ho hum!
Press up competetion so if you didn't know, on bench day me and my buddy try and do as many press ups after benching, he went first and did a very sloppy 45... I went second and did a very very sloppy 43. bullshit!!
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didn't squat tonight as the rack was occupied for ages
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Wendy Lecker: Helping kids, or helping charter school companies?
Connecticut's May 2012 education reform law provides for state intervention to implement "turnaround plans" in the neediest schools. Hartford's Milner School was among the state's first targets.
The reformers' solution was to help Milner School by simply handing it over to the Jumoke Academy, a private charter school operator.
In support of the move, Education Commissioner Stefan Pryor, a founder of the Achievement First charter franchise, declared that having Jumoke take over a public school was "an important transition in the charter school movement."
The comment indicates that some reformers apparently believe that expanding charter schools is more important than addressing children's needs.
Ninety-five percent of Milner School's students live in poverty. A quarter of the students are English Language Learners (ELL), 38.7 percent come from homes where English is not the primary language, and 11.3 percent are students with disabilities. Milner has a 45 percent mobility rate.
Milner already suffered through a failed redesign in 2008, under then-Superintendent Steven Adamowski and his assistant, Christina Kishimoto, now Hartford's superintendent.
Despite the promise of more resources, Milner's class sizes remained large, there were an insufficient number of ELL and special education staff and building disrepair persisted.
In the year after the redesign, the ELL population more than doubled, as Milner became a default school for children who did not get into one of the new schools in Hartford's "all-choice" system.
Over 40 percent of Hartford's students come from homes where English is not the primary language, over 18 percent are English Language Learners and almost 13 percent receive special education services. Curiously, Jumoke Academy, in Hartford, serves no children from homes where English is not the primary language, no English Language Learners and only about 2 percent of its students require special education services.
Jumoke is an odd choice to help Milner.
The path to Jumoke's takeover of Milner was also odd. Although Commissioner Pryor painted this turnaround as his plan, the Jumoke-Milner takeover was clearly in the works years before the new law was written.
In 2010, Hartford and Jumoke received money from the pro-charter Gates Foundation to form a partnership to, among other things, open new schools.
In April 2012, Hartford's superintendent suddenly announced that the Milner School would be closed and handed over to Jumoke. The superintendent's action violated school board policy, which empowers only the Board of Education to make that decision, and requires it to be made in December of the prior year.
Despite board opposition and minimal public input, Kishimoto and Jumoke plowed ahead with their plan, presenting it to the state board in August: Milner's student-teacher ratio would be reduced to eight-to-one, and the ELL and special education personnel would be doubled. The school day and year would be lengthened. And the district would make "significant" capital investments.
In fact, the district has suddenly found $2 million to improve the school facility.
Since those changes are publicly funded, the question is why Hartford failed to make those investments before. When it was only the needs of the students, the city failed to produce the resources. Yet the moment funds would flow through a private charter school company, the commitments were made.
Jumoke's contribution to "saving" Milner is equally troubling. Jumoke's CEO, Dr. Michael Sharpe, stated that, in order to "stabilize" the school, he planned to bar enrollment of any student arriving after October 1.
Blocking students from entering, in this mobile community, does nothing to improve their educational opportunities. If Jumoke's "model" is so successful, then the model should work with all students. Yet Sharpe claims that in order to succeed, Jumoke must exclude students; something public schools cannot do.
Moreover, Jumoke's plan to change enrollment policies is prohibited under Connecticut law.
Sharpe also plans to tell Milner parents that 20 unexplained absences result in a referral to the Department of Children and Family Services. When challenged at the state Board of Education meeting, he quickly explained that it is state law and that in his years at Jumoke he only referred one case.
Threatening legal action against parents is not a welcoming way to stress the importance of attendance. Perhaps the intent is not to welcome but rather to scare off.
Jumoke appears to be more concerned about making Jumoke look good on paper, even at the expense of serving the children who could attend Milner.
Commissioner Pryor's comments even seem to confirm that this "turnaround" plan is not about educating the diverse students who make up Milner's student body but about expanding charter schools in Connecticut.
Wendy Lecker is a columnist for Hearst Connecticut Media Group and is a former president of the Stamford Parent Teacher Council. She was staff attorney at the Campaign for Fiscal Equity, plaintiffs in a school funding lawsuit in New York.


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With BlackBerry Jam Americas just days away, leaks of the all-touchscreen BlackBerry 10 smartphone expected to be available in the new year are coming in thick and fast.
This week alone a bevy of leaked blurry shots have appeared, shedding some more light on what those that wait can expect.
Dubbed the L-Series (after the codename London), what we can tell from the photos so far is that you'll get a large 4-inch plus touchscreen that dominates the front, a metal casing, and the usual buttons for volume and power down the side that mirror what we've seen on the PlayBook.
Spotting the leaks over at BisVN, Crackberry.com, a BlackBerry news site, says that some of the "info is a bit off from what we know already".
For those who haven't been following the RIM leaks, the L-Series is the company's all-touch device, that will run BB10, and have several software tricks up its sleeve like the ability to rewind certain elements of a photo to make sure everyone is smiling.
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Turn your Kuro into a Digital Video Recorder/Player
Although I have had my iPod Video for about 9 months I seldom watch video on it. I just can't bring myself to pay $2 for an episode of futurama when it is on TV every night. This month I will be installing a Hauppage WinTV-PVRUSB2 capture device on my Kuro and configuring it to automatically record shows and save them in my media directory so I can watch them at a later time with my Buffalo LinkTheater. Since I also have an iPod, as an aded bonus, we'll make the Kuro convert the video captures to the format my iPod uses for viewing on my iPod Video.
The WinTV-PVRUSB2 comes with a remote control, so I'll be configuring the remote to work with my MP3 player, adding the standard set of controls to the MP3 player that are normally seen on a stereo system. I'll also be adding any other functionality that comes to mind as I work through this project.
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The first step is to build a 2.6.18-rc3 kernel with V4L and PVRUSB2 support. Also required is the standard kernel support for the USB system. Once that is complete the firmware for the WinTV-PVRUSB2 needs to be extracted from the original windows driver. There were two (or three depending on the particular version) firmware files that needed to be extracted. Luckiny there is a script here that will automatically extract the firmware. The firmware needs to be copied into /lib/firmware. From there it will be loaded into the hardware on boot. In order to get the firmware to load you will need to emerge hotplug, coldplug, and add coldplug to the default runlevel. It goes without saying (although I'm saying it anyway) that udev is also required, of course, your 2.6 kernel will not boot without udev. Once that is done you should see something like the following in your dmesg:
usb 1-1: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 5 usb 1-1: configuration #1 chosen from 1 choice usb 1-1: reset high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 5 rs5c372_get_datetime(), i2c_transfer() returned -5 rs5c372_get_rtc_time:Command returned -5 msp3400 1-0040: MSP3445G-B8 found @ 0x80 (pvrusb2_a) msp3400 1-0040: MSP3445G-B8 supports radio, mode is autodetect and autoselect tuner 1-0043: chip found @ 0x86 (pvrusb2_a) tda9887 1-0043: tda988[5/6/7] found @ 0x43 (tuner) tuner 1-0061: chip found @ 0xc2 (pvrusb2_a) saa7115 1-0021: saa7115 found @ 0x42 (pvrusb2_a) tveeprom 1-0050: Hauppauge model 29032, rev D158, serial# 7429455 tveeprom 1-0050: tuner model is Philips FM1236 MK3 (idx 58, type 43) tveeprom 1-0050: TV standards NTSC(M) (eeprom 0x08) tveeprom 1-0050: audio processor is MSP3445 (idx 12) tveeprom 1-0050: decoder processor is SAA7115 (idx 19) tveeprom 1-0050: has radio, has IR remote tuner 1-0061: type set to 43 (Philips NTSC MK3 (FM1236MK3 or FM1236/F)) msp3400 1-0040: MSP3445G-B8 rev1 = 0x0207 rev2 = 0x2d48 msp3400 1-0040: Audio: volume 65535 msp3400 1-0040: Audio: balance 0 bass 0 treble 0 loudness off msp3400 1-0040: Standard: autodetect start (mono) msp3400 1-0040: Audmode: 0x0001 msp3400 1-0040: Routing: 0x00000000 (input) 0x00000044 (output) msp3400 1-0040: ACB: 0x0c00 tda9887 1-0043: Data bytes: b=0x14 c=0x30 e=0x44 tuner 1-0061: Tuner mode: analog TV tuner 1-0061: Frequency: 175.25 MHz tuner 1-0061: Standard: 0x00000100 saa7115 1-0021: Audio frequency: 44100 Hz saa7115 1-0021: Input: Composite 4 saa7115 1-0021: Video signal: bad saa7115 1-0021: Frequency: 50 Hz saa7115 1-0021: Detected format: BW/No color pvrusb2: Device initialization completed successfully. pvrusb2: registered device video0 [mpeg]
Now that the kernel and hawdware part is working it is time to work on the software part of this project.
Installing software
The first application to install is qt. It contains qmake which is required to configure MythTV so lets emerge it.
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FAO-supported forest policy in Gambia wins award
Innovative approach empowers people, combats deforestation
Rome/New York - Gambias Community Forestry Policy, put in place with support from FAO, has won silver in the 2011 Future Policy Awards as one of the worlds most inspiring and innovative forest policies.
Three policies which most effectively contribute to the conservation and sustainable development of forests for current and future generations were chosen as prizewinners today by the World Future Council at UN Headquarters in New York.
Rwandas National Forest Policy was proclaimed the first prize winner while the US Lacey Act with its amendment of 2008 and The Gambias Community Forest Policy shared the Silver Award.
Gambia, with the support of FAO and other development partners, has developed and implemented the first policy and legislation in Africa to provide local populations with secure and permanent forest ownership rights. Transferring forest tenure from state ownership to management by local communities enabled them to reduce illegal logging and forest fires, slow desertification and benefit from using the forest products.
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The success of the Gambias Community Forest Policy proves that even in the worlds poorest countries, with the right policies and legal framework in place, rural populations can benefit economically from forests and significantly improve their food security and environment, said FAOs Assistant Director-General for Forestry Eduardo Rojas-Briales.
The Gambias experience has shown that the challenge of sustainable forestry can be attained through the governments willingness to empower rural populations, he added.
Gambia has managed to buck a strong deforestation trend in Africa, with over 350 villages managing 12 percent of the countrys forests and a net increase in forest cover of 8.5 percent over the last two decades.
People power
FAO Goodwill Ambassador and Olympic track legend Carl Lewis, who attended the Awards ceremony, said that the Gambias people-centered approach has been highly successful and represents a model to replicate in other countries with similar forestry environment.
Between 2000 and 2004, FAO has facilitated the introduction of economic incentives in the community forestry concept. In 2009 Gambia joined the National Forest Programme Facility hosted by FAO and received help with expanding community forestry areas and enhancing the capacity of stakeholders to derive economic benefits from community forestry. A recent FAO-supported project provided assistance to the revision and popularization of the forest policy.
It is intended that by 2016, nearly half of the forests in Gambia will be under community management. Communities have established producer groups, generating income from forest management.
Based in Hamburg, the World Future Council is a political advocacy group led by 50 leading personalities from all five continents. It focuses on environmental and social issues with the aim of safeguarding the rights of future generations.
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Justin Timberlake tops women's fantasy list
Justin Timberlake has beaten Brad Pitt to the top of a new list to find the star most women fantasize about.
The pop superstar landed 21% of the RomanceBeat.com/StarMagazine.com survey – just 2% more than movie hunk Pitt, who was 3% ahead of Oscar winner Jared Leto.
Benedict Cumberbatch and Ryan Reynolds round out the top five, while Ryan Gosling and Hugh Jackman also made the list.
Meanwhile, former Mickey Mouse Club stars Timberlake and Gosling have tied for first place in a related poll to find the celebrity women would most like to have a one-night stand with, and Timberlake is the guy most girls would most like to take home to meet mum.
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Pretzel crusted chicken breasts with a sweet and tangy honey mustard sauce.
Honey mustard is my favorite type of mustard especially when we're talking chicken. They belong together like butter and toast.
The homemade honey mustard sauce is used two ways. First, to coat the chicken before dredging in the pretzel crumbs and second as a tasty sauce.
While the chicken was cooking I was dunking pretzels into it left and right. To say it's slightly addicting is an understatement.
I may have had to make a second batch. I'll never tell.
Pretzel crumbs make the best crispy coating for chicken! They work miracles on baked chicken making it so crunchy you might mistake it for fried. They form a crust that traps all the juices inside the chicken where they belong to help make it moist and tender.
You get crunchy pretzels, soft chicken and mouth-watering sauce in every single delicious bite making this an easy favorite.
Update: I tested and improved on the original recipe after some readers expressed problems with the pretzel coating. You can still find the recipe that I used here from Food & Wine if interested. Below is my updated version and what I feel is a fail-proof recipe.
- 1 cup panko crumbs
- 1 cup pretzel crumbs*
- ½ cup neutral tasting olive oil
- ½ cup Dijon mustard
- ⅓ cup honey (Iike clover or orange blossom)
- ¼ cup bottled water
- 3 tablespoons red wine vinegar
- coarse salt and fresh ground black pepper
- 1 + ½ pounds boneless chicken breasts
- ½ cup flour, plus more if needed
- Preheat the oven to 400° F. Lightly grease with oil a large, non-stick baking sheet or roasting pan. If you don't have a non-stick pan line a regular pan with parchment and lightly grease with oil.
- In a large skillet over medium heat toast the panko crumbs until lightly golden, stirring constantly. Remove from the pan and allow to cool.
- In a food processor pulse the pretzels until coarsely ground (small crumbs with some small pretzel pieces) then add them to a medium bowl and mix with the panko crumbs. Wipe the crumbs out of the food processor.
- Add the oil, mustard, honey, water and vinegar to the food processor and pulse until smooth.
- Season with salt and pepper. Taste and adjust the flavor to suit your own tastes by adding more mustard or honey.
- Pound the chicken breasts out to an even thickness using a mallet. Season well with salt and pepper.
- Pour half of the dressing into a large shallow bowl or dish, put the flour on a large plate and add half the pretzel mixture to a large, shallow bowl or dish (add the remaining half pretzel crumbs to the dish as needed).
- Working one at a time and using tongs dredge the chicken in the flour then into the dressing allowing excess to drip off then into the pretzel crumbs patting them on if needed. Place on greased baking sheet.
- Bake 16 - 25 minutes depending on their thickness/size or until cooked through (internal temperature 165 - 174 degrees F.).
- Let the chicken sit 5 minutes before serving with the remaining honey mustard dressing.
Adapted from Food & Wine
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The World Superbike racing season is rapidly approaching with its season-opener at Phillip Island on February 23rd, and with a bevy of OEMs set to enter World Superbike, the FIM has made house calls to make sure that the OEMs have met their first production volume requirements for homologation.
With MV Agusta's volumes of the F4 not at issue, the crux of the FIM's work centered around Erik Buell Racing and Bimota. Confirming that Erik Buell Racing has met its 125 unit obligation, before the first WSBK race, the FIM however could not say the same about Bimota.
Bimota's inability to produce the requisite 125 units of the Bimota BB3 is perhaps unsurprising, as the boutique Italian brand has only recently been acquired, and the new superbike model was just unveiled at the 2013 EICMA show. Despite the World Superbike's announcement that the FIM would bend the rules regarding homologation, it would be seem that is not the case.


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The richest and most powerful Americans — corporate titans — are working together to deprive the oldest and poorest Americans of a social safety net created in the 1930's — Social Security — and extended in the 1960's — Medicare and Medicaid. Shamelessly making the false connection between SS and the national deficit, the corporate front group, Fix the Debt, wants to "reform" the two indispensable programs for the elderly sick and poor. One suggestion is to raise the retirement age to beyond age 65. Reformers glibly state "everyone is living longer." Turns out to not be true.
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Oxfam reaction to recent military offensive in in eastern DRC
International aid agency Oxfam warned that the recent military gains by the Democratic Republic of the Congo's army (FARDC) against the M23 group does not mean an end to the bloody conflict. Many more armed groups are active in the region, putting tens of thousands of civilians at risk in the impoverished eastern province of the DRC.
In Pinga, recurrent clashes between the Mayi Mayi Cheka and a coalition regrouping the "Alliances des Patriotes Congolais pour la Libération et la Souveraineté" (APCLS), "Forces Démocratiques de Libération du Rwanda" (FDLR) and Nyatura groups have exposed the civilian population to grave violations including murder and forced recruitment leading to thousands being displaced since 2012. In South Kivu, armed groups have taken advantage of the security vacuum created by the FARDC deployment to the M23 frontlines in the past year and gained control of a large part of the territory. Oxfam added that activities by the Raia Mutomboki, the Nyaturas, Mayi Mayi groups and others there have led to 35,000 newly displaced in the past 3 months.
This week, several thousands of people are also reported to have fled from Orientale Province to Uganda due to attacks by a new armed group – the M18. This is in addition to ongoing violence due to fighting between the FARDC and the Front de Résistance Patriotique d'Ituri (FRPI).
Oxfam calls on all parties in the conflict to ensure that civilians are protected.
"Events in the past week in Rutshuru don't mean the end of troubles in the Congo. We are concerned that thousands of civilians are still exposed to violence on a daily basis. We have seen groups taking justice in their own hands and rule small towns and cities with intimidation and brutality," said Oxfam's Humanitarian Program CoordinatorTariq Riebl in Goma.
Oxfam said that the tenets of the Peace and Security Cooperation Framework, signed in Addis Ababa in February this year, must be upheld, and both the international community and regional neighbours must support the process if lasting peace is to be achieved in the Great Lakes region.
The proliferation of armed groups and resulting conflict in eastern DRC is also a constant threat to the fragile humanitarian situation in this region.
"The humanitarian needs are immense in the region. Whereas the situation is very fluid and some people are able to return home, the conflict is taking a terrible toll on basic services. Water distribution, education and health services are badly affected. Should there be a rise in displacement, Oxfam stands ready to scale up its support to affected communities by ensuring people have access to water facilities and sanitation," said Tariq Riebl.
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Banyard is Saints' top rusher again, but Pats take win
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Joseph Banyard was the leading rusher again for the New Orleans Saints on Thursday, but his 27 yards on seven carries weren't enough to keep the New England Patriots from eaking out a 7-6 victory.Banyard, who recently signed a three-year con-tract with the Saints as a rookie free agent after starring at Sweetwater High School and the Uni-versity of Texas-El Paso, also caught a six-yard pass and recorded one tackle on defense. For the season, Banyard has 12 rushes for 45 yards, plus two receptions for three yards and three tackles. He had a season-high nine-yard gain on Thursday. The first scheduled roster cut for the Saints to 80 players is Aug. 28, with a final cut to the 53-player limit scheduled Sept. 2.The Saints will host the Washington Redskins in their season opener on Sept. 9.Banyard — who played for Sweetwater for three years from 2005-07 — was originally signed as an undrafted free agent by the Jackson-ville Jaguars in late April before being waived a few weeks later. However, he got a second chance in June after an impressive performance at the Saints' minicamp. Harrell tries to solidify No. 2 spot in loss to San DiegoSAN DIEGO — Former Texas Tech star Graham Harrell, trying to solidify his spot as the No. 2 quarterback with the Green Bay Packers behind Aaron Rodgers, had some bad misses early but hit Randall Cobb on a 23-yard pass that set up a 3-yard touchdown between the two in the closing seconds of the first half of a 21-13 exhibition loss Thursday to the San Diego Chargers. Harrell finished 15 of 27 for 135 yards."We did some good things at times and then we went through some rough patches," Harrell said. "Hopefully, we will get better."


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Game: Stunt Rally
i think you already posted that link... ;)
Game: Turbo Sliders
Anybody knows how to get audio to work?
I already uncommented 'AudioDevice default' in sliders.ini
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Game: Mad Skills Motocross
this is a great game. :P
My friends say I should have put russian Matryoshka on the shelf. :) So gamers would not fall in despair so much. :) An idea for release 1.1. :)
Game: Cave Story
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It is not just a simple platformer as it has strong story and few extra rpg things (weapons, items).
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Monday, April 12
4:00 - 5:00 PM - LSFY 103 Meeting
Wilson Center
4:00 PM - Sabbatical Report Presentations: Chris Marmé - "Growth, Debt, Stimulus, and Social Enterprises" and Jeanneath Vázquez: "Black Ecuadorian Counter Discourse and the Woman Subject"
Evald Hall 120
Tuesday, April 13
10:45 AM - Student Recital-Various student musicians
Centennial Hall
11:30 -11:50 AM - Tuesday Reflections - Kelli Schledewitz, '10
Ascension Chapel, Founders Hall, 2nd Floor
7:00 PM - Jason Mahn: Christians' Responsibility to Their Jewish Neighbors: Overcoming Supersessionism
Science Building 102
8:00 PM - Augustana Composers Recital
Wallenberg Hall, Denkmann Building
Wednesday, April 14
9:30 - 10:30 AM - Coffee and Conversation
Evald Hall
12:00 - 1:00 PM - Bible Study: The Path of Descent
Chicago Room, College Center
Bring your lunch if you wish. Bring your Bible, or there are extras to use.
9:30 PM - Evening Prayer & Holy Communion
Ascension Chapel, Founders Hall, 2nd floor
Thursday, April 15
10:30 - 11:20 AM - Convocation: John Granger "Why Do We Love--or Despise--Stephenie Meyer's Twilight Novels?
Centennial Hall
11:30 - 12:30 - Faculty Senate Meeting
Science 102
6:30 PM - In Retrospect, I Should Have Seen it Coming: Lessons From the Blagojevich Impeachment
Illinois Auditor General, William G. Holland, talks about his involvement with the impeachment of former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich
Larson Hall, Bergendoff Building
7:00 PM - The River Readings at Augustana: Daniel Woodrell, reading from his fiction
Wallenberg Hall, Denkmann Buillding
7:00 PM - Center for Polar Studies Lecture Series: The Lush Vegetation of Antarctica: Understanding Ancient Climate from Fossil Plants - Dr. Edith Taylor
Science Building 102
Friday, April 16
4:00 PM - Friday Conversations: Connie Ghinazzi and Ellen Hay: "Convocation at Augustana College: What it is and What We Want it to Be"
3:30 PM - Refreshments
Wilson Center
11:55 PM - Registration deadline for Celebration of Learning
Saturday, April 17
9:00 AM - 14th annual Autism Awareness Walk
Pepsico Recreation Center
4:00 PM - Student Recital - Elizabeth Fontana, violin & Erin Christian, voice
Wallenberg Hall, Denkmann Building
8:00 PM - Student Recital - Heather Lofdahl, viola
Wallenberg Hall, Denkmann Building
8:30 PM - Planetarium and Museum Open House
John Deere Planetarium and Carl Gamble Obervatory
Sunday, April 18
10:30 AM - Sunday Morning Worship
Ascension Chapel, Founders Hall, 2nd floor
3:00 PM - Festival Concert at Orchestra Hall
Augustana Symphonic Band, Symphony Orchestra and Choir return to Chicago's Orchestra Hall for a concert celebrating the music of Augustana in its sesquicentennial year. Bus transportation is available. www.augustana.edu/hallbus
Orchestra Hall, Symphony Center, 220 S. Michigan Avenue, Chicago, IL
7:00 PM - Quad Cities Holocaust Remembrance
Robert Behr, who survived the Holocaust until the liberation of the Theresienstadt Concentration Camp, will speak at the 29th annual Quad Cities Holocaust Remembrance, known as Yom HaShoah
Tri-City Jewish Center, 2715 30th Street, Rock Island, IL
5:00 PM - Sunday Catholic Mass
Ascension Chapel, Founders Hall, 2nd floor


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Why Microsoft Hasn't Yet Chosen a New CEO
One Big Factor: Awkward Boardroom Dynamics
To appreciate why Microsoft Corp. is having trouble choosing a new chief executive, consider these awkward boardroom dynamics: a founder who believes he knows best, a CEO who stepped down under pressure for a faster change in strategy, and, soon, an activist investor pushing for big changes.
It's been more than four months since Steve Ballmer announced his plans to retire. And while Microsoft has said it will pick a successor by summer 2014, board members had hoped to choose one by November or December, according to people...


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More and more people are living in cities. Every hour the global urban population grows by 7,500 people, due to migration, urban sprawl and natural population growth. That is more than 5 million new city dwellers every month.
Ericsson has developed the Networked Society City Index to identify and measure the extent and development of ICT-enabled benefits to cities. The index helps illustrate how a multitude of stakeholders can work together to implement ICT strategies that address a city's social, economic and environmental needs.
Ericsson believes that effective smart-city architecture has its foundation in a flexible and scalable broadband network that serves as the backbone between all kinds of data, services, applications and subscribers.
Solutions – ranging from e-health, telecommuting and video meetings, to mobile applications – can help residents choose a sustainable lifestyle. The spread of broadband is accelerating the development of transformative ICT solutions, which in turn foster new business models and opportunities.
When we connect things, we build an infrastructure where new ideas and innovation can develop. Yet for people, businesses and public authorities to have faith in any digital information ecosystem, they must be able to trust that their data will be properly safeguarded. The issues of privacy and cybersecurity must constantly be revisited to ensure personal and business data integrity.
Once we combine mobility, broadband, the cloud and security, we achieve a creative critical mass as the ideas generated become affordable and accessible for everyone – anywhere and at any time. This is a new kind of creativity – the wisdom of the network, a mosaic of small ideas that will transform the world's cities.


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Despite the brutal and extended winter weather, some local coaches and athletic directors are cautiously optimistic many outdoor spring events will be played as scheduled, beginning this week.
Several girls soccer games are scheduled to be played today, with baseball, softball and boys tennis also slated to start rolling soon.
While some games might go on as scheduled, the level of play could be another matter. Most area teams – especially those without turf fields – have had to conduct preseason practices indoors exclusively, limiting the productivity of workouts.
There was substantial snowfall as recently as last week, but the short-term forecast is somewhat encouraging for the cabin fever to break for area teams.
"I see some 50s and upper 40s in the forecast of the next five to seven days, so if we can get a couple days of 40s and 50s accompanied with some wind, we should be able to get outside at least to practice, and then usually by spring break, which is in two weeks, hopefully we can [play a baseball or softball game] or two," Batavia athletic director Dave Andrews said.
The field conditions threshold for playing soccer isn't quite as high as baseball and softball. As of Monday afternoon, Andrews didn't rule out the Bulldogs girls soccer team opening its season as scheduled tonight against visiting Plainfield Central.
St. Charles East girls soccer coach Paul Jennison is optimistic the Saints' season will begin tonight considering East is scheduled to play at Fremd, which has a turf field.
Jennison said having too many early-season cancellations would wreak havoc with girls soccer.
"Everyone is up against the same problem so I can't imagine people will be too keen to cancel a game simply because of what it'll mean [toward the end of the season]," Jennison said. "We'd have a real congestion at the back end of the season. I don't think anyone would want five, six games in a week because that will ruin the quality, and the chance of injury would be too great."
St. Francis softball coach Ralph Remus said his Spartans might not be able to play until their spring break trip to Florida at the end of March. They have a home game scheduled for next week but, for now, Remus said there still is snow on the diamond.
"I just question whether the field will be ready next week," Remus said. "You've got to get the frost out of the ground, otherwise [the field] gets all squishy and you can't play on it. There's still hope for next week but I think this week for sure we won't be out there."
Batavia softball's infield is a crushed limestone surface, which handles moisture better than traditional dirt infields, but would not be immune to the effects of another cold blast.
"The number one thing is always safety," Andrews said. "We're not going to put our student-athletes out in conditions that aren't safe or are going to hurt them. Rock hard, frozen isn't safe; muddy, sloppy wet where you could possible slip and tear or do whatever to your body, obviously we're not going to do that as well.
"... Anybody that plays spring sports in Illinois knows conditions aren't going to be ideal to start, but then as spring progresses, it becomes better and better. We're just looking for playable conditions."


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Today, many public parks in New York City are reopening after unprecedented closures following Hurricane Sandy. We are very eager to reopen the High Line, but there is important work we must first do to ensure it is safe and ready for visitors.
Follow us after the jump to learn more and view photos.
The High Line and our offices are located within Zone A, which is still under an evacuation order by the City of New York, and the park is currently without power due to the massive outages caused by the storm. The utilities required to operate the High Line's gates, elevators, lights, emergency phones, plumbing, and mechanical systems – all of which are necessary to ensure the safety and comfort of park visitors – come to the High Line via several underground vaults which, unfortunately, sustained major damage from saltwater flooding during Hurricane Sandy.
We are so fortunate that the High Line's plantings, design features, and artworks are in such great shape following the storm. Now that Con Edison has restored power to our area, and we are nearly finished pumping flood waters from the vaults, we are working closely with the NYC Department of Parks & Recreation to determine the extent of the water damage in the vaults and prepare the High Line for reopening.
We thank our supporters for helping us face these challenges and care for the High Line's infrastructure. To help get the park open as quickly as we can, we will continue to count on our dedicated members and friends. If you're able and wish to support our clean-up efforts, you can make a contribution.
We look forward to reopening the park in the days ahead. We appreciate your patience and support during this difficult time.
Please check back for updates, or follow @highlinenyc on Twitter for more news and photos.


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Senator pushes bill for worker training
If a bipartisan bill passes, one of the co-sponsors says he believes the legislation will connect employers with the workers they need and workers with the training they need to secure a better employment future.
Republican U.S. Sen. Rob Portman, of Ohio, discussed Wednesday the benefits "The Careers through Responsive, Efficient, and Effective Retraining Act" would have on job seekers and employers. The CAREER Act is legislation he co-sponsored with Democratic U.S. Sen. Michael Bennett, of Colorado.
Portman, who attended a summit in Columbus two weeks ago, said worker retraining and The CAREER Act were discussed as they learned Ohio businesses have 100,000 available jobs and there are 400,000 people looking for work. In the United States, there are 20 million Americans looking for work and employers are having difficulty filling 3.7 million positions.
"There is an obvious gap there and some of that is a skills gap," Portman said during a media teleconference. "We need to do a better job with our federal worker retraining dollars. We can do a much better job ensuring that the money is actually going to retraining, that it is focused on skills that are needed, that these programs are subject to accountability and oversight, that there are performance measures and we can do a better job of consolidating and streamlining those efforts."
He explained the federal government has 47 work force development programs in nine different departments and agencies. A 2011 report by the Government Accountability Office (GAO) showed that 44 of the 47 different federal employment and training programs "overlap with at least one other program" and that nine different federal departments and agencies administer the programs.
He also noted the 2011 report discovered that only five of the 47 programs had conducted any studies to determine their effectiveness since 2004.
"There is a great opportunity here to help deal with this skills gap, especially here in Ohio," Portman said. "Seventy-four percent of manufacturers, according to a White House report, are experiencing work force shortages or skills deficiencies and that is exactly what this bill is intended to address."
Portman explained The CAREER Act would attack the issue on four different fronts.
The bill would reorganize the federal government's programs to make them more efficient.
According to a news release, this provision would require the president to report to Congress within 12 months of enactment "a plan to increase efficiency among the federal training programs by decreasing the number of federal job training programs without decreasing services or accessibility to services by eligible training participants."
The legislation also would give community colleges, career tech institutions and other key educators priority access to dollars for training that equips workers with the credentials and other skills that are in-demand by industry.
This provision would require the states and local work force areas to give priority consideration to training programs that equip workers with credentials that are in-demand by industry, relevant regionally and recognized on a national scale.
Portman stressed the need to introduce much needed accountability to job training by rewarding results and penalizing complacency, while providing states and local stakeholders with access to the data they need to track the impact of their programs.
This provision establishes a pilot program that gives states flexibility to use up to 25 percent of their WIA formula funds on training that is accountable and performance-based.
The last provision authorizes state work force agencies to have access to the National Directory of New Hires — an existing database — to track job training outcomes across state lines.


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If you own a car, chances are you aren't properly restraining your child.
Car safety guidelines have evolved over the years, often rapidly, and as a result the vast majority of parents are not adhering to the latest regulations, a new study has found.
A shocking 97 percent of children between the ages of 1 and 3 who were restrained at all were not sitting in a proper, rear-facing car seat, according to the study, conducted out of the University of Michigan.
Plus: New Rear-Facing Car Seat Guidelines Explained
And 90 percent of 8- to 10-year-olds were not properly restrained in a booster or car seat. Researchers at the university followed 22,000 children and compared their observations with the American Academy of Pediatrics' guidelines for child passenger safety.
The latest AAP recommendations stipulate that:
- Children under the age of 2 should sit in rear-facing seats unless they exceed the height or weight limit for their seat
- Children older than 2 who exceed the height or weight limit for a rear-facing seat should sit in front-facing seats with harnesses until their weight and height exceed the seat's capacity
- Children under 57 inches tall (the height of an average 11-year-old) should ride in a booster seat
- Kids shouldn't sit in the front seat at all until they turn 13
Sound confusing? It can be, especially since laws vary in strictness from state to state. "The recommendations are confusing and have gone through a lot of changes," said the study's author, Dr. Michelle Macy of the CS Mott Children's Hospital at the University of Michigan.
Plus: Your Rear-Facing Car Seat Questions, Answered
But if the AAP's guidelines strike you as overly cautious, consider this: car crashes are the leading cause of death for children older than 3 in the US. More than 40,000 children end up in the emergency room every year as a result of car crashes. Researchers say those numbers could be reduced if the AAP guidelines were followed.
Of course, a dedicated adherence to safety guidelines often flies out the window when parents are under a time crunch – or if the trip is just a quick one to the market for milk. So we want to know, what's your take on the study? Were you aware of the AAP's latest child safety guidelines? Now that you are, will you change your driving habits? Leave a comment.


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Biomass Solutions for our Future
CRIBE is an independent, not-for-profit research corporation created in 2009 by the Government of Ontario. CRIBE's original mandate was to find new novel uses for forest biomass; to bring the forest industry beyond the traditional markets of newsprint, pulp and lumber.
To us, research and development isn't just about creating new products. It's about creating new approaches and bringing together the right partners. Establishing links between the forestry sector of the north and the chemical, energy, pharmaceutical, auto, aerospace, and plastics industries of the south.


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Walton Hall is a traditional style residence hall that houses approximately 100 students. It is co-ed by floor and for the 2015-2016 academic year the building will have males on the first and second and females on the third floor. Each floor has a laundry room and large community bathroom. Walton Hall also has a lounge on the first floor that can be used for study groups, meetings, programs, individual studying, and socializing. Walton Hall is conveniently located on main campus next to Ames Dining Hall.
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Occupy Takes On ALEC
Remember Wisconsin's union-busting Budget Repair Bill, the one that brought hundreds of thousands of people into the streets of Madison—and was then partially reproduced in Ohio and other states? What about Arizona's SB-1070, the "show-me-your-papers" bill that prompted national boycotts of the state, but was quickly copied by Alabama, Georgia, and Utah?
It's no accident that these bills—as well as a wave of state-level legislation to target reproductive rights, to privatize schools, or to create barriers to vote—spread as widely or as quickly as they did. They were all helped along by the American Legislative Exchange Council, better known as ALEC, a group that brings state legislators from around the country together to draft and share model legislation. But it's not just state legislators who are involved: some of the U.S.'s largest corporations, which pay up to $25,000 to join ALEC—also have seats at the table.
Unsurprisingly, bills that trace their origins to ALEC have major benefits for the corporations that help draft them, whether it's the prison industry supporting draconian immigration laws that increase prison populations or other industries promoting their own deregulation. At the same time, they often have devastating effects on the states that pass them (Alabama's version of the "show-me-your-papers" law, for example, may end up costing the state billions of dollars and thousands of jobs).
ALEC is far from the only way that wealthy corporate interests corrupt our political system, but, thanks to a lot of recent investigative work, it's become one of the most visible. It's little surprise, therefore, that the Occupy movement has focused its attention on the group. Today, Occupy groups in 80 cities held rallies calling out ALEC's role in helping corporations write their agendas into state laws.
In Portland, protesters marched through downtown, protesting at branches of Verizon, Wells Fargo, and other corporations that belong to ALEC. In Washington, D.C., the target was Monsanto; in New York, it was Pfizer; in Kansas City, AT&T; in Charlotte, Bank of America. California protesters focused on Walmart distribution centers, shutting down three, according to organizers.
The goal was not just to call out the bad behavior of specific companies, but to challenge a political and economic system that privileges corporate interests over the needs of people. "The decisions affecting our communities should be made democratically, not through a corrupt system that hides the influence of the very corporations that benefit at our expense. ALEC is representative of a failed system in which profit and greed are dominant over everything else," said Kari Koch of Portland Action Lab, which helped plan the protest, in a statement.
The Occupy Portland video collective made this video of the day's action in Portland:
Corporate power is behind the politics of climate denial, Wall Street bailouts, union busting, and media consolidation, to name just a few. But real people have power, too. Here are some of our most successful strategies.
For corporations, paying for tax breaks is still the best investment around.
The Occupy effect? In the last 3 months, Americans switched banks at three times the normal rate.


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"Matty Daddy" does it stoney creek style; "Dee" was holding onto the deer antlers mounted on the wall.
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Presidential Partners
These individuals commit to:
- Pray for the University, faculty, staff and students.
- Give annually to Taylor
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- Offer counsel to the University in their areas of expertise
Taylor commits to each Presidential Partner:
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President's Associates: $1000 - $2499
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President's Roundtable: $25,000+
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These friends, alumni, corporations and foundations whose cumulative lifetime giving has exceeded $100,000 have made a significant financial investment in the lives of Taylor students.
The Bishop William Taylor Society
Those who have included Taylor University in their estate plans or have established one of several planned gifts are honored through the Bishop William Taylor Society. Planned gifts include bequests through a will or living trust, beneficiary designations of a retirement plan or life insurance policy, or a deferred gifts that will provide an income for life, such as a charitable gift annuity or a charitable trust.
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It would seem that a bug has been introduced.
Playing skirmish mode, when I go to the design screen and try to change a design the design rarely 'sticks'. Although I can change it on the right it is (rarely) echoed on the left hand side (list of existing designs) and if I change to another screen (say manufacturing) it now loses the new design. Now and again it works, seems to be no rhyme or reason.
Not had this problem before 2.3.7. If I create a completely new design it works fine (but slow and a pain).
Update: I have tried to re-create this but failed! Seems to be in one particular game (and saved game) on map SK-Urban-Chaos-T1 but have been unable to re-create it so far. Will try again at some stage with exact same settings (if I can work out what these were).